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June 04, 2010
LAUNCH PAD
Proton-M With Arabsat-5 telecoms Satellite Blasts Off From Baikonur
Moscow, Russia (RIA Novosti) Jun 04, 2010
Russia's Proton-M launch vehicle powered by the Breeze-M upper stage blasted off from the Baikonur Space Center in Kazakstan on Friday to orbit the Arabsat-5 telecommunications satellite. "The launch went off in normal mode, as scheduled," a spokesman for the Federal Space Agency said. The satellite is scheduled to separate approximately 9 hours and 13 minutes after liftoff. The launch was carried out under a contract between the International Launch Services (ILS) and ARABSAT satellit ... read more

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Russia To Test Launch New Spacecraft From Baikonur In 2015
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RUSSIAN SPACE

Russia Needs Long-Term Space Strategy To Remain Cosmic Superpower
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Rockot Launches Japanese SERVIS-2 Satellite
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ILS Announce Contract For Launch Of YAMAL 401 And YAMAL 402
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FLOATING STEEL

Russian Amphibious Assault Ship Sails For Baltic And North Seas
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FLOATING STEEL

Russian Shipbuilders Say Ready To Construct Mistral Class Ships
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RUSSIA NEWS

Russia Cannot Afford Professional Army In Near Future
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MISSILE NEWS

Bulava Probe Results Ready For Russian Government Review
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GPS NEWS

Russia And US To Create First Joint Satellite Navigation Venture
STATION NEWS

Expedition 23 Crew Members Returning To Earth Tonight
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FLOATING STEEL

Russia Sends Its Mightiest Warships For Drills In Far East
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MILTECH

Russia To Test New Model Of Kalashnikov Assault Rifle In 2011
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SHUTTLE NEWS

STS-132 Entry And Landing Were Smooth As Silk
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GPS NEWS

China To Set Up Independent Satellite Navigation System
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MARSDAILY
Chinese Volunteer Chosen For Mars Test
Beijing, China (XNA) May 21, 2010
Chinese space trainer Wang Yuan has been chosen as one of the volunteers for the Mars-500 test project co-funded by Russia and Europe. Another five volunteers include space lovers from Russia, Italy and France. It will take about 500 days to travel to Mars from the day of the launch to the return landing, so the test will take about 520 days. The volunteers will be living in a simula ... more

STATION NEWS
Crews Opening Rassvet Hatches And Prepares For Spacewalk
Houston TX (SPX) May 21, 2010
The hatches between the International Space Station and its new Russian Rassvet module were opened for the first time at 5:52 a.m. CDT Thursday. Also known as Mini-Research Module 1, Rassvet is almost 20 feet long, 7.7 feet wide and weighs 11,188 pounds. Carrying almost 6,500 pounds of internal and external cargo to the station, Rassvet has eight science work stations and will be used both ... more

GPS NEWS
Kiev Says Russian Rival To GPS Good For Ukraine's Security
Kiev, Ukraine (RIA Novosti) May 21, 2010
Ukraine's participation in Russia's global satellite navigation project is in the country's national interest, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Volodymyr Semynozhenko said on Wednesday. The GLONASS - the Global Navigation Satellite System - is the Russian equivalent of the U.S. Global Positioning System, or GPS, and is designed for both military and civilian use. Both systems allow users to ... more

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SHUTTLE NEWS

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Russia Announces Participants In Mars Flight Simulation Mission


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DEEP IMPACT
Aussie soldiers set for better body armor

First S-70iTM BLACK HAWK Helicopter Enters Flight Test Program

New Navy crane technology passes testing

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Russia demands explanation for US missiles in Poland

Russia unhappy with US missiles in Poland

First US Patriot missile battery in Poland: embassy

DEEP IMPACT
Taiwan to test missile that could reach Beijing: report

Bulava Probe Results Ready For Russian Government Review

LockMart Dedicates New PAC-3 Missile Facility

DEEP IMPACT
S. American arms spending up, says SIPRI

EADS won't reveal new tanker bid partner

Textron To Deliver 80 Armored Vehicles To Iraqi Federal Police

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Bid to curb oil spill in 'hands' of deepsea robots

Robots Walking And Running Better

Molecular Robots On The Rise

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WHO keeps swine flu pandemic alert

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Scientists could end flu pandemic alert: WHO

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Russia And US May Jointly Develop Spacecraft Engines
Washington DC (RIA Novosti) May 19, 2010
Russia and the United States may soon reach an agreement on the joint development of new engines for spacecraft designed for exploration of deep space, a Russian deputy prime minister said. Sergei Ivanov said on Monday during a U.S. visit that future exploration of outer space will require nuclear-powered engines for carrier rockets and spacecraft, and work on these costly development projects should start as soon as possible. "A decision [on Russian-U.S. cooperation in this area] may be ado ... read more

ROCKET SCIENCE
Obama furious at oil spill but won't vent

Chinese military reluctant to forge ties with US: Gates

China rebuffs plans for Gates to visit Beijing

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Program debugs nuclear test simulations

Seoul to seek UN censure of Pyongyang over sinking: diplomat

US senator cancels Myanmar trip on nuclear suspicions

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Woman stabs nine in China train rampage: report

One man's battle to save China's ancient architecture

Man kills three judges, commits suicide in China court

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Falklands oil shares suffer amid polemics

Iraq plans dozens of new oil wells

Outside View: Gulf oil spill

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